With university visits making up part of our Christmas holidays, lessons in self sufficiency and development of life skills become part of your days. I’m glad we have time still, and it’s just part of the preparation process right now – we’ll get there, both of us, love you, Mama, xx This is part of ARTIFACT…
April is Autism Awareness Month. I’m aware that autism can make the outside seem muted, yet there is a luminous glow ignited from within. I’m aware that autism can be very strikingly black and white sometimes, yet other times all the colours shine. I’m aware that there are many layers to autism, but their depth…
Jo Haycock - What an absolute gift she gives in teaching you to see the world through her eyes. And what an absolute gift you’re giving in setting the best of the world’s playgrounds to let her, on-goingly and together.
Anouk Godbout - I had no idea that she’s had autism. I like how you share about her struggles, and yours, while stil maintaining her privacy. I am a new as a mother with a child with a diagnostic (and maybe more then one will know soon) and I am still unsure about how to share about it without sharing too much. Your way is inspirering. And as always your images are so full of depth and meaning.